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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-15
Bucklen's Arnica SalVe.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter ChaDped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, positively cures
piles or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
aiyI A. DRESS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-15

The following building permita were
issued this morning:
Fuos and Edgar, lumber shed, corner
Main avenue and Camden street, 5.
II. Ii. Stumberg, lumber stable,
AceQuia street, $50
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Monuments and Tombstones
Manufactured at lowest living prices,
in best styles, at Frank Teich's marble
works. 5l3 Houston street. 10.3-.y
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Consumption. scrofula. General De-

bility, wasting diseases OF children, chronic
coughs and bronchitis, can be cured by the
use Of Scett's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites. Prominent physicians
use II and testify to its great value. Please
read the following: II used SCOTS Emulsion
for an obstinate cough with hemorrhage
Loss of appetite, emanciation, sleeplessness,
etc. All Of these have now lett, and believe
your Emulsion has saved a case of well deveI-
oped consumption.-T. J. Hndley, NJ. D., Lone
Star, Texas
, 1887-07-14
Fidelity Bank.

CINCINNATI, July 12.-Somowhat
unexpectedly final decree was en-
tered by order OF Judge Sage this
afternoon against the Fidelity Nation
al Bank and its directors and officers
to forfeit the charter of bonds De-
murrers had been filed by President
Briggs Swift and others, and there was
an appearance of lengthy legal argu-
ment. Upon mutual understands
ing argument was dropped and the
decree was agreed upon by all parties,
which dismisses the action against the
directors and officers, but finds that
the bank had violated the banking
laws OF the United States by loaning
money to ID. A. Fitzpatrick and others
upon security of its own capital stock
and by permitting its cash on hand to
fall below the required twenty-five pei
cent. OF its circulation and deposits
and by incurring new obligations while
in this insolvent condition. The char
ter of the bank is therefore declared
forfeited. This action puts all assets
of the late bank in the hands of Re
ceiver Armstrong and dissolves all at
tachments upon its property made
since the bank was seized by the gov
ernment.
, 1887-07-14
A BIr Firm Goes Under.

New YoRK. July 12.--Winthrop X.
Cunningham & Sons made an assign
ment to-day. The house formerly
dealt in drugs and chemicals only,
but it driited into other lines anc
built up large trade in skins, hemp,
rubber, sugar, Tonka beans, etc IN nne
firm was supposed to be worth $780,
OOO An attachment was granted by
the supreme court of New York yes
terday against the property Of the firm
in Pennsylvania. Suit was brought
by assignees c. f. Beheringer and
Doehne to recover $10,350, claiming
that Cunningham & Sons agreed to
purchase 10000 ounces OF quinine
but broke the agreement. This agree
ment is not admitted by the firm. An
assignment, it is understood, has been
made temporarily to avoid the sacri'
flee which might result from attach
ment.
, 1887-07-14

ball at Concordia hall for the benefit
of the fire department. The idea
originated with Mrs. Fred Furth
over a month ago, and that lady had
no difficulty in enlisting the assist.
city city in n"I the eu" project. " All are taking
hold with a vim, and the result VIII
be one of the grandest social events
in the history OF social affairs in this
place. The best of music has been
secured, and preparations are being
made on a big scale. Tickets are on
sale at the old stand Of Clough q Co.,
Heath's hook store and Sherwood "
Dempsie's. Those who 90 not In; \;
dulge in dancing can aid good
cause by at least investing In LICK.
ct, and not single property owner
should refuse to lend helping hand
to the ladies in their efforts to assist
q worthy object.
, 1887-07-14
slight Blaze.

About 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
an alarm of fire sent people fockinx
to the corner of Main and Howard
street whore what gave promise Of
being quite q livelylblaze was in pro-
gress. The fire had broken out be-
tween the ceiling and roof Of the
one story frame building adjoining
the Arlington hotel on the east. for.
merly occupied by Lawson Bros. and
now owned by Arthur d Bennett
and Is used in conjunction with the
hotel. Great volumes of smoke rolled
over the building and many sup.
posed that 1t was the hotel in flames.
The fire department was quickly on
the ground and four heavy streams
were turned on the flames In short
order. In fifteen minutes the last
spark was extinguished, the flames
never having burst through the roof.
IL was neat piece of work for
which the department received due
credit. The only damage done the
hotel was the breaking OF window.
The loss to the building is not over
5000. There was no insurance. The
orioin of the fire IS not known. Some
are of the opinion that IL was caused
by cigar or cigarette thrown from
m m lpper window OF the hotel.
, 1887-07-14
Council Meeting.

The adjourned meeting Of the
council Friday evening, was short
one and but Ave members were pre-
sent o. motion, Mr.. Dennis took
the chair and presided, roll was call
cd and Nessrs. Dueber, johnson,
Clough, Bishop and Dennis answered.
The minutes Of the last meeting
were read and continued until the
next meeting.
Petition OF VIM. Petit and James
N. Glover, asking permission to
move q house through the streets
was granted.
Petition of Harman Hass for per-
mission to obstruct street for build
ing purposes was granted.
Ordinance to establish and create
the grade of Front street, between
center of Stevens and center of Di-
vision streets, was changed so as to
read, "from center of Stevens on the
west to center of Maple on the east,
and the assessment ordinance was
ordered to be changed to correspond
with the same"
Adjourned till s O'clock Tuesday
evening for the transaction OF gem
eral business
, 1887-07-14
AT WORK.
The New Cracker Factory in Operation.
fnr thn Arot tinla thA

The New Cracker Factory in Operation.
Yesterday for the first time the
new cracker factory commenced op-
erations, and the beginning Is great
event for the city, as it means the
running of an industry that is not
only credit to the place, but some-
thing that will lend Importance to
the city abroad. tnot only employs
q number of skilled workmenl but
the managers are gentlemen who
are alive to the times and just the
kind of men needed to aid In the
building up of this live western city.
The factory is complete in all its de-
tails, being supplied with the very
latest improved machinery for facil.
itating work and saying labor. The
basement is occupied by the oven,
shafting, boiler, engine and patent
ice cream freezer. The latter Is
something entirely new, and with
the power attachments ice cream
can be frozen in seven minutes. Be-
sides the rapidity of action the gen
tleman in charge of that department
is an adept in making the. frozen
luxury, and sample of the first
lot turned out proves 1t to be rich in
flavor and far superior to that re-
tailed. The engine Is beauty, run
ming without sound. The floor is
of brick, and such precautions are
taken that all danger from fire Is
obviated. On the second floor is the
Office and salesroom in the
front with the large oven,
mixing troughs, tables and
numerous machines for shaping, cut
ting out and making crackers and
the various articles in that line to
be manufactured. Everything about
the premises Is arranged for exp g.
diting work, and is presided over by
crew of experienced workmen. On
the third floor is the storage and
packing rooms, where the boxing
will be done and where the stock
will be stored. Besides manufac-
turing crackers, ginger snaps, etc.,
the company Is arranging to manu-
facture all kinds of candles. They
have on hand a very large assort-
ment OF candies that they handl o
for the trade. The run yesterday
was for the purpose of testing the
machinery, and only ginger snaps
were baked. The article turned out
was as good as anything in the
market. The products of the factory
being in every respect eq ual to that
turned out anywhere in the country,
should be handled exclusively by
the dealers of this city in order to
encourage the men who have had
the courage to invest in such an en-
terprise. There Is no doubt but that
they will soon build up large out
side trade. 1t will be several days
probably before everything is
in good working order
as there is much to be done
before the building is entirely COM
pleted. The company has been an
noyed by numerous drawbacks that
have prevented the commencement
of business as soon as expected, but
when once started up the factory
will be kept in steady operation. 1t
is valuable addition to the indus
tries of Spokane Falls, and the OPP
orators cannot meet with too much
success to please the public.
, 1887-07-14
Drunke mess or the Liquor Habit Posi-
lively Cured by Administering DIR.
Haines' Golden Specific.

1t can be given in cup OF coffee or tea
without the knowledge of the person
taking it; Is absolutely harmless and will
whether the PATIENTS a moderate drinker
or an alcoholic wreck. thousands OF
drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge, and
to-day believe they quit driking OF their
own free will. 1T NEVER FAILS.
The system once impregnated with the
Specific it becomes an utter impossibility
for the liquor appetite to exist. For full
particulars, address GOLDEN SPECIFIC
CO., 125 Race st. Cincinnati, o.
, 1887-07-14

Frank II. Moore is back to the city
after an absence of fortnight on a
business trip to the west.
Jas. Mcknight, Esq. attorney for
the Northern Pacific road, is in the
city on business for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Glispin have
gone to Minneapolis on brief visit.
Business of importance is taking
Mr.. Glispin eastward.
DIR. Il. Pittwood, who made the
trip to the Sound with the excursion
lists, returned to the city yesterday,
having spent a pleasant and prOfita-
BILE time during his absence.
Mrs. w. d. Plants, of Spokane
Falls, on her return from a visit to
friends in Salem, arrived in Walla
Walla yesterday to greet her many
friends here. She leaves for Spo-
kane to-night.-Walla Walla Jour-
nal.
David Mitchell, of Spokane Falls,
who has been visiting friends in Sc
attle during the past week, will leave
for his home to-day. He expresses
himself as much surprised at the
growth of Seattle since he left here
In 1873. Since going to Spokane
Falls he has married ono Of the fair
daughters Of Eastern Washington
settled down for life. During his
stay here he has met many Of his old
friends and acquaintances, and will
carry to his home many pleasant
recollections Of his visit. He was
the FIRST mailing clerk on the Daily
Intelligencer, and a brother-in-law
Of the founder OF that journal.--Se-
attle y. i.
, 1887-07-14
Elevated Railroad strike.

New YORK, July 12.-During the
day the Brooklyn Elevated railroad
company made efforts to secure
men to take the strikers places. At
noon seven engines were running, but
the persuasion OF the strikers had re-
duced the number to three. AT .
o'clock the officers of the company
learned that they were riding. on the
engines to try to induce the new Gu
gineers to strike. They accordingly
, 1887-07-14
Naval Officers.

WASHINGTON, July 12.--The merit
roll of six year class naval cadets OF
which consignments will be made to
fill vacancies in the navy has been re-
ceived from the supplemental of the
the naval academy. The list giving
the order under which young men
completed their six years course in
cludes the following: Jno. G.. Tow
ressy, Delaware; VIM. Mc Kay, Penn.
sylvania; A. G. Defenbach, Penusyl.
vania; Jno. B. McGunness, Idaho.
, 1887-07-14
A Suggestion tothe Travelling Public.

Tourists, emigrants and mariners iind tina!
Hosteter's Stomach Bittcrs is " medicinal
safeguard against unhealthml influences,
upon which they can implicitly rely, since IL
prevents the effects of Vitiated Atmosphere,
unaccustomed or unwholesomo diet, bau
health. On long voyages, or Journeys IN lail-
tudes adjacent 10 the equator, / 10 especially
useful as apreventlve Olihe febrile complains
and disorders of the stomach, liver and bow
els, which are apt To attack natives Of the
temperate zone sOjOurning or travelling insncn
regions, and II is an excellent protection
against the influence of extreme cold, sudden
changes of temperature, exposure 10 damp OF
extreme fati gue~ IL not only prevents inter
mittent and remittent fcvor, and other dis
= fact which has been notorious Tor y ears pasi
in North and South America Mexico, the
West Indies, Australia, and other countries.
, 1887-07-14

requested the police to interfere. At
each station policemen were on duty
but there Ns no outbreak. The Joint
committee of the Brotherhood of Lo.
motive Firemen and Engineers adopt-
ed card to the public in which thew
warned the public against the incom.
potency of scab engineers and also
d.sclaim responsibility for any trouble
or obstruction on the roads.
, 1887-07-14

WASHINGTON, July 0.-By punching
their hits in the first and eighth inn.
ings to-day the indianapolis club de.
feated the Washingtons for the third
successive time. The home club field.
ed admirably and executed several
pretty plays, but their utter inability
to hit the ball safely when men were
on bases lost them the game. Score
Washington, 3 indianapolis, 7. q
, 1887-07-14

Everybody is aware OF the TACT ,hat
on next Tuesday evening" Ju'y iv'n'
the ladies of the city are to give
, 1887-07-14

Judge l.. ii. Prather and family,
of Spokane Falls, is visiting at the
residence of G.. -. Snow.-Seattle
P.I
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iHASTA CUANDO !!

Tenemos noticias de que en- uns
de estas dltimas noches, a Ia saz6r
en- que Ia banda del Battalion Vo'
luntarics de Ponce daba una re
treta en- aquella plaza principal
grandemente concurrida, maEo'
r. .ecreo lquidos ~squerosos y
nauseabundos.
lQue sc creerian esos 0aiientss
autores de tan incalificable haza
nap
lQ,e ultrajaban a los beneme.
ritos Voluntarios de Ponce2
iIusensatos! Como 81 ese
noble y patri6tico Cuerpo no es-
tuviese a una altura q que no
alcanzan acciones tan cinicas y
ruines, bald6n dnicamente del que
las concibe y ejecuta!
A quien han faltado procaz-
mente al respeto esos heroes ha
sido a la cu!ta sociedad poncefla,
cuyo exquisite sentido moral re-
prueha semejantes desafuero7.
"Por estas asperezaa Sc cami-
na," ba d. ho un poeta 80. va
veran ha Ia donde caminan COD
tan ignominiosos procedures los
6ravos que nos han sugerido es.
tas lineas.
Espersmos detalles.
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buciones & impuestos en- ell semes-
ire de Julio a Diciembre dltimos,
creemos que dos causas hayan
podido inAuir en- ese resultado;
una de elias, ell tener que satisfa.
Ger varios pueblos en- ell presente
ejercicio, ademas de las contribu.
clones corrientes, las correspon.
dientes al a1o anterior; va que, en-
atencion q las criticas circunstan-
cias de su situacion, les fue con-
cedido un afio de moratoria para
su pago; y Ia otra causa, que ha
podido determinar ese aumento
en- la recaudacion de contribucio-
mes, son los cobros y apremios
que Sc veri6can de contribuciones
atrasadas, tanto de los contribu-
yentes, como de las corporaciones
encargadas de la recaudacion.
Los pagos verifcados por ell
Tesoro de esta Isla. en- los seis
meses de Julio 4 Diciembre de
1886, SON los siguientes:
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FL MODUS VIVENDI."

Por noticias que hemos leido
en- los peri6dicos de la Habans, te'
niamos y tenemo4 entendido. que
.e habiA prorrogado e! modus vi-
cendi cen los Estados- Unidos d.
America, hasta Noviembre pr6xi
mo venidero. En- otra forma,
pronto hubiesemos clam&do para
evitar d nuestro comercio con
aquella naci6n los mules que se
han de seguir, 81 vuelven las an
teriores represalias.
Mas, parece que aquel!as mott
cias no pasaron de la e.fera par
ticular, y, en- tai virtud, 81 Sr. La
tendente, atento solamente a Ia
pr6rroga anterior que finalizs hoy
mismo, pas6 circular las Adua.
mas de la Isls, previniendo que
desde ma1ana los productos J
procedencias de los Estados-Uui
dos Sc af'ren por Ia columns 4
del Arance|.
Esta medida, que producirfa in
acknowledgements las indicalas re
presalias, para n0estros produc
tos, por rarte de aqueIla nacion
ha causado natural alarma er
nuestlo comercio, que. repre- en-
tado por ell C1cculo Mercantil d.
esta Plaza, conferenci6 aver COZ
S. E., exponiendole los inconve
nientes de aquella medida, dad'
que, como era de esperar, el con
venio estuviese prorrogado.
En- vista de todo, sc ha consul
tado a Madrid, y ell Clrcnlo, po
su parte, ha difigido tambien III
telegrama en- igual sentido, solici
tahdo la communication Official d.
aquella resolution, que, por tele
grama recibido de Nueva- Y Yorl
por los seflcres Vijande y Co., s.
sabe va que exlste.
Es de esperar que muy en- bre
We Sc obyien todas las di6cultade
sobre esta materia, y no dudamo
de que nuestro celoso Gobiern
General concedera al asunto tod
el interes { importancia que g
merece.
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Ell PARTIDO
DE "UNI0N CONSTITUTIONAL.

El que con este titulo def nd
en- Cuba principles iguales a To-
que squi sostiene el nuestro COZ
ell nombre de inc0ndicionai, 81
que firme E inalterable en- SUI
dogmss fundamenta,es. Los al
ver> arios, aqui como ALI, finger
digergencias para sonar derrota,
que tan solo existen en- las i!usio
mes del deseo, 8 procoran estas
conociendo por triste experiencia
propia Que d la division sigue Ia
muerte de las sgrupaciones polf
ticas. E, ei miamo recurso para
aquellos Que en- cuantas ocasionel
han inten:ado el ataque contra los
sacrosantos ids ales que informan
nuestra doctrina otras tantas han
sido rechazados con grandes per
didas en- el concepto publico.
Recientemente en- la mayor An
tilla dos miembros importantes
del partido de Union Constitucio
Dal inte ntaron, en- efecto, a|gunss
modlicaciones, no de esencis, sino
de forma y procedimieutos, y, CO
mo sucede en- todas las colectiYi-
dades en- cue sus partidarios, sin
desertar de las banderas que ee-
gun, tienen criterio propio y
piensan COZ su cabeza, dieron
cuenta de elias q 10 D.rectiva del
Partido, sometiendose en- un to-
do a su resoluci6n, pues de otro
modo inG.il hubiera sido Ia pro
puesta y Ia intenci6n de que
la expresada Dlrectiva decidiera
acerca del particular.
Y, en- efecto, la resoluci6n no
Sc hizo esperar, rcsuitando de ella
evidente prueba de que la mas
perfecta unidad de miras y ten.
den las subsiste y snbsietira en-
aquella patriotica colectividad, sin
que la mas pequena rivalidad per.
sonal, 81 existiese, pueda llegar
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HACIENDA ''BUENA VISTA
EN- GURABO.

La noble emulacion que en- la
lsla sc nota entire industriales
" ploductores de azicar, es anun
clio feliz y SECURE de mejores dias
~ de grandes progresses en- ese
importante ramo. Al fin, van
entrando todos por la perfection
de aparatos para elaborar y por
"a aplicacion de los adelantos ne
cesarios para poder resistir la
competencia y rivalizar con exi.
20 en- la clase y calidAd de los
productos ob.enidos de aquella
industria.
Hace muy pocos dias ofrecia
mos al pnblico unas muestras de-
azdcar de Ia Hacienda San Anto-
nio, de Bayamon, y en- vista de-
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ToMl DE- PoSEq0T.


AL solemne acto. de tomar DO.
session ell Rdo. Sr. Dr.. d. Juan
Perpiha del e!evado cargo de
Dean de este CabiIdo Eclesiastico.
celebrado anteayer tarde en- Ia
Santa Iglesia Catedral y para el
cual fnimos atentamente invita-.
dos, asisti6 tan numerosa como
distinguida concnrrencia de fun
cionarios y particulares, entire
ellos ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador
Militar 29 Csbo Y IN senior Ayu.
dante de Campo, en- representa-
cion de nuestra Superior Autori.
dad, - es
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elias demostrabamos de cuAnto

elias demostrabamos de cuanto
es capaz la buena & inteligente
direction de las incas azucareras.
Hoy tenemos la grata proportion
de ofrecer otras, que han tenido
Ia atenci6n de remitirnos de la
Hacienda "Buena VISTA" de mes,
tro distinguido amigo don Jaime
Sala, de Gurabo, y en- presencia
de elias hallamos igual motive
para aplaudir ell favorable movi
miento de progreso que Sc nota
en- dicha in6ustria.
Gentlemen estas muestras azd-
car centrifugado de H. y 2: clase,
siendo ambas de superior calidad,
como Sc deduce a la simple vista
por su magni6ca & inmejorable
granulacion. Y ESQ que ell aparato
8 tacho al vacio en- que se elabora
ha sido montado con la mayor pre-
cipitaci6n, siendo susceptible de
algunas reformas. Es ademas
de advertir que ell operario que
Sc halla al frente del mismo y lie
dirige es un inteligerte joven Ca
talau, recien llegado a la Isla, ell
cual, aunque habia trabajado en-
la Refneria Barcelonesa, de los
Sres. Sala Pou & CO, desconocfa
en- absolute ell jugo de la cana, 10
cual habla muy alto en- pro de sus
disposiciones y aptitudes.
Sirva este detalle de consejo
cuantos Green que solamente en
Inglaterra, Francia y Estados
Unidos SO hallan mecanicos aptos
para las operaciones sacarinas
siendo asf que en- nuestra misms
patria los hay tan inteligsntes J
mas celosos y activos, 81 cabe
que en- la primera; de clio exec
lente prueba tiene la Haciend,
"Buena Vista, de Gurabo.
i Concluimos felicitando a nues
tro amigo ell Sr. Sala por los bri
llantes resultados de su industria
y deseamosle en- ella toda suert
de prosperidades.
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bemos de un russo, inmensamente
rico, que va q casarse con una Gu
bana muy morena, habi6ndola
puesto por condici6n que lleve do
ce damas de honor, para casarlas
con los jefes de sus Estados. To-
das han de ser morenas, con ojos
negros.
Esto va & hacer caer la moda del
cabello rubio, y estamos seguras de
que dentro de POGO, todas las seno-
ritas de Paris seran morenas,"
Y 70 puedo anadir que los Ojos
negros que estan mas en- alza, son
los que Sc crian en- Cuba, Puerto
Rico y Sud America.
Pasan de veinte las bellisimas
americanas que On estos 1ltimOs
amos Sc han undo a individuos de
casas reales.
Y la demanda sigue, porque, CO.
mo dice la crOnista, Sc trata de cru.
Ear las razas.
Vengan, pues, muchachas boni-
tas, Con grandes ojos negros y mu'
cha gracia.
Aquf estoy 20 para servir de in.
termediario On estas transacciones
amorosas.
Oobro mi comision, y a vivir.
Hurra, morenas de mi terra
hurra!
La Europa ofrece espl6ndido bo.
tin.
...........s ....s...
Vengan esas fotograflas echan'
do chispas por los ojos, para que
SO queden memos todos los rubios
del mundo.
Muchachas bonitas, a colocar
sell"
iOh, y cuanto celebramos ESQ.,
triunfos de las encantadoras bel
dades hispano.americanas de ojo
que enloquecen, de tez iacompa
rable, de gracia irresistible!
Todo ESQ esta muy bueno, de
licioso, y honraa nuestras genti
les hermanas de Cuba y Puerto
Rico y Sur America.
Pero, francamente, es muy la
boriosa y ocupada y expuesta
contratiempos la tarea de inter
mediario casamentero que quier
echar sobre sus hombros, con /
correspondence comisi6n, es cier
to, ell nunca bien ponderado CO
rresponsal Cesar deBazdn.
A la verdad; no deseamos su
plantarle en- estas funciones, aun
que las tengamos, como las te
nemos, por laudables.
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en- flo de Diciembre anterior, for
man un total de 4S8. 897 pesos, 4
que asciende ell descubierto del
Tesoro en- los siete primeros me-
ses del presente afio econ6mico,
y de esperar es que, al terminar
el ejercicio del actual presupues
to, sea todavia mayor ell defci
que resulte.
Pto.. Rico, 10 de Mario de 1887
K,